When coding in CSS… sometimes you add a .element before your { and sometimes you don’t have to. I get confused as to the rules of when you do and when you don’t. Could someone please explain this to me? I always get confused. I was thinking it was a hard and steady rule. 
.{element
what you have posted is not valid css so it cannot be explained.
CSS rules take the form of
selector {
property: value;
}
Can you try to give examples (that are valid syntax) of the CSS that has you confused so we can go from there?
I’m sorry, I meant the form of, I haven’t quite acquired all of the languages down 
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. selector {
property: value;
}
Take a look at some Web resources. There are plenty of them that explain ‘selectors’. It is the best way to comprehend this CSS area. I am not sure if I may share some links here. In a form of CSS style it would be: ‘w3schools.com > css_selectors’ :). I will be glad If it is of any help.
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